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There is a softness

Words by Sophia Chakma Hill.

May 31, 2021 Sophia Chakma Hill
Perspective //

Idea of ‘Country’ from a First Nations perspective

It is knowing and feeling the presence of my ancestors within this land, but also seeing the effects of the past play out onto the modern-day land.

May 25, 2021 Jordan Clive
Features //

Reclaiming Djarrbarrgalli: the spaces of anti-colonial resistance

In conversation with Gadigal descendant Nadeena Dixon about the reclamation of land for community, justice and dialogue.

April 19, 2021 Seth Dias
News //

Protestors gather to demand an end to child removals

The protest was organised by Grandmothers Against Removal to mark 13 years since Sorry Day

February 12, 2021 Iggy Boyd
News //

Invasion Day protest to push ahead despite COVID-19 restrictions

Next Tuesday’s protests will be going ahead without plans to limit numbers to 500.

January 18, 2021 Will Solomon
Protesters gathered at the Domain. Photography: Brianna Bullivant
News //

Activists call for independent investigations into Indigenous deaths in custody

Speakers condemned police for lack of transparency and accountability.

December 7, 2020 Tiger Perkins
Perspective //

Dreaming songlines

Jeffrey Khoo explores our continental songlines

April 8, 2018 Jeffrey Khoo
Features // Indigenous Art

Painting the blood red centre: unfair dealing in Aboriginal art

Research has found that between 2004 and 2012 the revenue of aboriginal art stayed roughly the same. But the catch: this revenue is being generated by 40 per cent more sales.

September 29, 2017 Hannah Craft
Creative // January 26

Justice for Youth: Original Poetry by Dylan Voller

Exclusive: Dylan Voller is 19. He sent these poems from Darwin Correctional Centre about his experience in Don Dale Detention. Additional writing by Zak Grieve.

January 26, 2017 Dylan Voller and Zak Grieve
News // Amnesty

University libraries allow students to slash fines by donating to the Koori Centre

James Stratton reports

November 22, 2016 James Stratton

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